18th of November. Waiting for someone with similar date.

ChynoBEATS:

Lolz..... All this oyibo ladies sef......

ChynoBEATS:

Lolz..... All this oyibo ladies sef......

The tin tire me self ooo

Sometimes when I read my friends whatsapp status, I just can't help but laugh:
Here are some funny ones
*God have mercy on dose oshogo weed seller*
* until mosquito land for u dick, na him u go kn say violence is no good*
*is about to go down, I mean the Eba is about to go down*
*all girls get ass, some are just invisible*

So guys what are ur current whatsapp status?

wakacome:
Even in south east states buhari still got many votes,a friend of mine who is a PDP supporter said he is afraid of the results he is getting because he was thinking that goodluck jonathan was going to win south east totally but shockingly even buhari is getting a lot of votes,trust me buhari will win this election....

Oh boi, I just left abia state, with my forecast PDP will claim 87percert of the vote in SE Believe me.

khassy:
coasting home to victory in our brand new Lamborghini

GEJ till 2019

Guy I dey feel u right from the beginning.

omaiyale:
PDP AT WORK

I no blame u, as common as common sense u no get.

Collynzo419:
Nonsense !

Nigerians want Jonathan out!

He is a corrupt man!

He has terrorized Nigerians and we have had ENOUGH!

1.Is it America that tied his hands from dealing with terrorist activities in Northern Nigeria?

2.Is it America that sent soldiers to war without the right equipments?

3. Is it America that court marshaled Soldiers that complained about the poor infrastructure available to them?

4.Is it America that made Jonathan to go rocking a woman's yansh the next day after a bombing in the North?

5. Is it America that sanctioned the use of thousands of Nigerian soldiers to facilitate rigging in Osun, Anambra and Ekiti states while they was a shortage of army personnel in the North?

6. Is it America that signed multi-billion contracts with violent people like Gani Adams, Tompolo, Asari etc?

Abeg we don tire for Jona excuses!

Change is coming.....

When the foolish ones talk, I know.

vjsmiles:
BUhari will be diagnosed odlf cardiac arrest...Gej plane will crash...
and subsequently Father Mbaka will be made president...
so the lord says

hmmm that one thick ooo

Tomorrow, I see youth corpers counting 32,000 naira

What do u think will happen tomorrow?
Note: For Prophet and Prophetess

Here are the top ten naija songs to watch out for,

1. Chime Nite Ft. Solidstar – Am Yours
This Rivers State based Artist loves music and sound so much, a reason he never left the studio after his first single titled “IKEATE”.
Download link:
www..ng/2015/03/24/music-chime-nite-ft-solidstar-am-yours/

2. Remy - Amope
This song is dedicated to a Nigerian Lady he met in London. Amope is a song that will make u fall in love.
Download link: www..ng/2015/03/25/music-remy-amope/

3. D.M.S.C - Ife dun (Love is Sweet)
This is the first single of this crew, I think I first hear this song on Splash Fm, it was too good to ignore the crew is make-up of four guys, from the University of Benin. Great melody for love.
Download link:
www.datafilehost.com/d/f4ae7511

4.Lace Ft. 9ice – I Remember
Lace and 9ice bares all and deliver an emotive piece
as they reminisce about the hard times and hurldes
before success.
Download link:
www..ng/2015/03/18/music-lace-ft-9ice-i-remember/



5.Fortuno - Kill somebody
Fortuno decides to follow up again with another hit
song dedicated to the girl them terrorising the man
them with them wining, he goes in with a high tempo beat.
This is his 3rd official single, certified dope.
Download Link:
www..ng/2015/03/05/music-fortuno-kill-somebody/

6. Irish - Jaiye
Irish is currently a student of North American
University, Benin Republic where he has quickly
become a trending act within the student community.
From his stage craft to sound, he has consistently
continued to impress many.

7. Jhybo - Lomo
After much success and fun with his recent tracks,
Lomo is a funky dance hall track in which Jhybo steps up his lively Yoruba rap with a touch of hausa .
Download link:
www..ng/2015/03/20/music-jhybo-lomo/

8. Danny Young - Sambalete
Danny Young begins 2015 with a fusion of Reggae
and Dancehall. This jam titled “Sambalete” is quite
groovy and promises to get you on your feet.

9. Iceflow - Prayer for Client
He has worked with several talented artist and
Producers in the industry such as Minjin, Indomix,
OgaJojo, Joe’el, MasterKraft, hrt beat by Java to
mention a FEW, He has also Performed in Shows Like Industry Nites,coupe decale Concert and So On
ICEFLOW has promised to keep dishing out Good
music even after this EP ….Enjoy the EP
Download link:

10. Wancho Lee – Woju (Cover)
Wancho Lee is an Abuja based music sensation
whose name has been on the float for some time
now. This young talent has decided to jump on
Nigerians biggest song of the moment (Kiss Daniel’s
Woju).
Download link:
www..ng/2015/03/25/music-wancho-lee-woju-cover/

Nigerian general election, 2015
2011 ←
28 March 2015[1]
→ 2019
68,833,476 registered voters[2]
25% in each of 2/3 States + Majority[3] votes
needed to win
Opinion polls
Nominee
Goodluck Jonathan
Muhammadu Buhari
Party
PDP
APC
Running mate
Namadi Sambo
Yemi Osinbajo
Incumbent President
Goodluck Jonathan
PDP
The Nigerian general election of 2015 will be the
5th quadrennial election to be held since the end of
military rule in 1999.[4] Voters will elect the President
and Members to the House of Representatives and
the Senate. The incumbent president, Goodluck
Jonathan will be seeking a second and final term.
The elections were first scheduled to be held on 14
February 2015. The electoral commission postponed
it by six weeks to 28 March 2015 due to the on going
Boko Haram insurgency in the north-eastern part of
the country.[1]
Presidential election
Article 134 (2) of the Nigerian Constitution stipulates
that the a presidential candidate will be duly elected
after attaining both the highest number of votes cast;
and has received at least a quarter of the votes at
each of at least two-thirds of all the states and the
Federal Capital Territory of Abuja. If no candidate
satisfies the requirement, a second election will be
held between the two leading candidates within
seven days from the pronouncement of the result.[5]
Party primaries
People's Democratic Party (PDP)
It had long been assumed that incumbent President
Goodluck Jonathan would run for re-election, as
despite declining approval ratings, he was still
thought to be popular and had several high-profile
supporters.[6] Jonathan officially confirmed his
candidacy on 11 November at a rally in Abuja,
announcing to cheering supporters:[7]
“
"After seeking the face of God, and in the quiet of
my family, and after listening to the clarion call of
Nigerians, I have accepted to present myself to
serve a second term."
”
Jonathan ran unopposed in the People's Democratic
Party (PDP) primaries on 10 December 2014,
receiving the nomination of the party. However, this
was against an unwritten rule that the PDP's
presidential candidacy should alternate between
Muslim northerners and Christian southerners, and
opposition to Jonathan's candidacy had led to the
defection of "dozens" of PDP MPs in the House of
Representatives.[8]
All Progressives Congress (APC)
Prior to the elections[when?], the All Progressives
Congress was formed as an alliance of four
opposition parties, the Action Congress of Nigeria,
the Congress for Progressive Change, the All Nigeria
Peoples Party, and the All Progressives Grand
Alliance.[citation needed]
Its primaries, also held on 10 December, were won
by former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari,[8]
who defeated Kano State Governor Rabiu
Kwankwaso, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar,
Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha and
newspaper editor Sam Nda Isaiah.[9] On December
17, APC chose Professor Yemi Osinbajo as the
running mate of General M. Buhari.[citation needed]
As of February 2015, "Though the APC's voter base is
in the north, it enjoys support all over the country,
unlike the opposition in 2011."[10]
Candidate
Votes
%
Muhammadu Buhari
3,430
57.2
Rabiu Kwankwaso
974
16.3
Atiku Abubakar
954
15.9
Rochas Okorocha
400
10.4
Sam Nda Isaiah
10
0.2
Total
5,992
100
Source: Nigerian Eye
Candidates
Fourteen candidates will contest in the election.[11]
The main opposition Goodluck Jonathan faces is
from Muhammadu Buhari of the APC. While
inaugurating a 250-bed Orthopaedic Hospital in
Wamakko, Buhari said: “We will stop corruption and
make the ordinary people, the weak and the
vulnerable our top priority.”[12]
General Muhammadu Buhari holding a broom at a
campaign rally.
Nominee
Running mate
Party
Acronym
Allagoa Chinedu
Arabamhen Mary
Peoples Party of Nigeria
PPN
Ambrose Owuru
Haruna Shaba
Hope Party
HOPE
Ayeni Adebayo
Anthony Ologbosere
African Peoples Alliance
APA
Chekwas Okorie
Bello Umar
United Progressive Party
UPP
Comfort Sonaiya
Seidu Bobboi
KOWA Party
KOWA
Ganiyu Galadima
Ojengbede Farida
Allied Congress Party of Nigeria
ACPN
Godson Okoye
Haruna Adamu
United Democratic Party
UDP
Goodluck Jonathan
Namadi Sambo
People's Democratic Party
PDP
Mani Ahmad
Obianuju Murphy-Uzohue
African Democratic Congress
ADC
Martin Onovo
Ibrahim Mohammed
National Conscience Party
NCP
Muhammadu Buhari
Yemi Osinbajo
All Progressives Congress
APC
Rufus Salawu
Akuchie Cliff
Alliance for Democracy
AD
Sam Eke
Hassana Hassan
Citizens Popular Party
CPP
Tunde Anifowose-Kelani
Ishaka Ofemile
Accord Alliance
AA
National Assembly
The People's Democratic Party (PDP) has dominated
Nigerian politics since democracy was established in
1999. While opposition parties have failed to present
any serious opposition in the past, the All
Progressives Congress is now being viewed as a
serious challenge to the PDP in national elections.[6]
Conduct
After a botched governor's election in Anambra State,
there are serious concerns that the election will not
go smoothly. The country's election commission has
promised a better election process, and fair elections
may help prevent the violence that has plagued
previous Nigerian elections.[6] Ahead of the poll,
Gallup notes that only 13% of Nigerians have
confidence in the honesty of elections.[13]
The Socialist Party of Nigeria filed for registration as
a political party in order to contest the election, but
the Independent National Electoral Commission
(INEC) refused the registration. The SPN sued the
INEC at the Federal High Court, claiming that INEC
had failed to respond to their petition within 30 days
as prescribed by law and that thus it would have to
be registered automatically.[14]
Unsurprisingly, the presidential election is a trending
topic on Twitter in Nigeria. We look at social media
platforms as one data point representing public
opinion. Note that it is likely that PDP/GEJ simply has
better social media support and that social media
support is not representative of the population as a
whole. According to Impact Social, based on data
from 40,000 tweets, Facebook messages, blogs, and
other internet outlets that mention PDP or GEJ, 70%
of public opinion toward President Jonathan is
positive, but messaging on the economy has taken up
6% of election conversation and is seen as a key PDP
strength. Social media support for Buhari/APC is a bit
“noisier” without a single issue leveraged by the
campaign to gain traction: there is general frustration
that the campaign lacks consistency, content and
focus on the important issues at hand.[15]
In January 2015, the "#Bringbackourgirls group has
raised the alarm over plans by the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC) to exclude
Chibok and some communities currently under the
control of the Boko Haram from getting the
permanent voter cards (PVCs) for the February
elections."[16] Jonathan's already controversial
handling of the situation was exacerbated by the
twitter campaign that was launched in mid 2014, #
BringBackJonathan2015. It was widely considered to
be insensitive to the victims and their families.
Jonathan eventually called for banners containing the
hashtag to be taken down and asked for the hashtag
to not be used.[17]
Postponement
On February 8, 2015, the Independent National
Electoral Commission announced that "presidential
and national assembly elections will now hold on
March 28 while the governorship and state
assemblies election will take place on April 11,[18]"
due to security concerns related to the Boko Haram
insurgency.
The postponement gives GEJ/PDP six extra weeks to
rally support and undermine Muhammadu Buhari/
APC. However, the postponement will also intensify
the already bitter tension between not only the two
political parties but also between the north (largely
Muslim and pro-Buhari) and the south (largely
Christian and pro-Jonathan), potentially leading to
more violence. The postponement also raises
questions about the military’s political neutrality. [19]
The postponement was called on the grounds of the
INEC failing to deliver Permanent Voters’ Cards to
millions (around 34%) of voters - reportedly only
around 45.1mn of 68.8mn registered voters had
received PVC’s. Additionally, on February 5, the
National Council of State (chaired by President
Jonathan) told INEC that it had just launched a major,
decisive offensive against Boko Haram for six weeks.
Due to the assets and resources that would go into
this offensive, the military would be unable to
provide security and logistics support for elections.
This is a disputable claim, since election security is
the primary responsibility of not the military (which
should only act as support) but the police and civil
defence corps. There is speculation over whether or
not the postponement was motivated by politics
rather than security and has raised questions over
the political neutrality of the military as well as the
independence of INEC. [20]
[21] Sambo Dasuki, Nigerian national security
advisor, told the commission "that operations against
Boko Haram militants meant the military "will be
unable to provide adequate security" for the
February 14 vote."[22] "Seventeen out of the 28
registered political parties" supported postponing
the elections; 12 opposed, "including the leading
opposition party, All Progressives Congress".[23] As
of 30 January, "Boko Haram was in total occupation/
complete control of 13 local governments (and other
swathes of land) in Borno and 2 each in Yobe and
Adamawa."[24] Critics of the postponement view it as
a political move on behalf of GEJ/PDP rather than one
made in the interest of national security. GEJ/PDP are
losing traction due to gains by Boko Haram in
January, economic strains from the slide in global oil
price (Nigeria’s key export), and GEJ/PDP’s slow
progress on fighting corruption and improving
infrastructure. According to primaries in December
2014, Buhari/APC is viewed as more equipped to fight
insecurity and corruption.
Critics have pointed out that even with the
postponement, the Nigerian government is unlikely
to re-establish control in all the affected areas by the
date of the election. Distribution of the Permanent
Voters' Card (PVC) has begun in camps for internally
displaced persons (IDPs) from the three affected
states. Estimates of the number of IDPs range from
868,235 to 1.5 million people, and is not yet clear how
successful efforts will be to organize elections under
these circumstances.[24] Key Government officials in
Nigeria are publicly stating their opposition to the
postponement. Senator Chris Ngige, for example, has
accused the PDP of pressuring INEC to postpone the
general elections. [25]
In addition to growing criticism within Nigeria, on
February 8 Vanguard reported that "the United States
said it was 'deeply disappointed' by the delay." US
Secretary of State John Kerry, who had urged that
elections be held on time, "[warned] the Nigerian
government against using 'security concerns as a
pretext for impeding the democratic process.'"[26]
Additionally, the British Secretary of State, Phillip
Hammond, has revealed that he, too, is disgruntled
by the news: “The security situation should not be
used as a reason to deny the Nigerian people from
exercising their democratic rights. It is vital that the
elections are kept on track and held as soon as
possible.” [27] Deutsche Welle reported that "The
postponement has been seen by critics as a ploy by
President Goodluck Jonathan and the ruling People's
Democratic Party (PDM) to buy time to sway support
from the popular main opposition candidate and
former military dictator, Muhammadu Buhari."[22]
As of 7 February 2015, threats of post-election
violence from both sides remained a concern, given
that hundreds of people died in the rioting that
followed the 2011 Nigerian presidential election,[22]
and rhetoric was running high. It was reported that
"the Council of Imams and Ulamas in Kaduna State ...
told the Niger Delta militants threatening chaos if
President Goodluck Jonathan loses the presidential
election that they stand to lose if there is a war."[28]
The GMB Volunteers, a group described as a
"frontline voluntary organization made up of
professionals, ethnic and religious groups," has
criticized hate advertisements directed against APC
candidate General Muhammadu Buhari.[29]
As of 9 February, although "Nigerian civil society is in
uproar" over the postponment, the north east
remains calm, and voters there appeared willing to
wait.[30]
Groups such as the Nigeria Stability and
Reconciliation Programme (NSRP) have "advised
political parties to stop making hate speeches against
opponents."[31]
The Nigeria Women Platform for Peaceful Election
(NWPPE) is collaborating with United Nations Women
to hold training sessions for journalists on gender-
based violence and gender sensitive reporting. A
"women situation room", similar to a "civil society
situation room" is planned for monitoring violence
against women during the elections.[32]
Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki, who has called the
postponement "an obstruction of democracy",
nonetheless released a statement saying "I charge
Nigerians to be calm, non-violent and steadfast. We
must be determined to make sure postponement
does not demoralize or disenfranchise us. We must
see this as a challenge for us to remain resolute in
yearning for a new democratic government; one that
will not see itself as above the people."[33]
On 31 January, a concert was held in Owerri, Imo
State, as part of the RSVP concert series, urging
young people to RSVP, Register, Select, Vote and
Protect. "Register - pick your Permanent Voters' card-
PVC, Select (select your candidates), and Vote - vote
not Fight, and Protect - protect your mandate." A
second RSVP concert is planned for Lagos on 8
February.[34]
The postponement was the topic of a Council on
Foreign Relations online conference call with John
Campbell on 28 February, 2015.[35]
According to the Nigerian Constitution, the
Presidential election must be held by 28 April.[30] As
Section 25 of the 2010 Electoral Act states, the date is
to be no later than 30 days before the expiration of
the previous office holders' term of office. [36]

Pls help me 56205632eh

ABEG ALL MY BIG BRO HELP ME CHECK MY OWN and MY FRIEND OWN 55114720AD and 55876223DI. GOD BLESS

Since drinking is such a popular pastime, it makes
sense that there are a lot of legends, assumptions
and myths about alcohol out there. What's true and
What isn't? Surprisingly, even things that might feel
or seem true from experience are actually just
myths.

Myth: Drugs are a bigger problem than alcohol.

FACT: Although alcohol use is legal and more socially acceptable, it is still classified as a drug. Alcohol has claimed the lives of more young people than cocaine, heroin, and every other illegal drug combined. About 18 million Americans are addicted to alcohol or have alcohol abuse issues. Furthermore, alcohol is the No. 1 drug problem of today's youth.

Myth: A combination of beer, wine and liquor will
make you more drunk than only drinking one
type of alcohol.

FACT: Alcohol is alcohol. Your blood alcohol content
(BAC - the percent of alcohol in your blood) is what
determines how drunk you are. Not the flavors you
selected.

Myth: A cold shower, cup of coffee, sleep, or
making yourself throw up will sober you up.

FACT: Only time will get you sober. In general, it
takes about one hour for your body to eliminate one
average drink. A cold shower will not sober you up
and might cause you to go into shock if you are very
drunk. Coffee contains a stimulant drug (caffeine)
and will make you feel awake, but it will not remove
the alcohol from your body. If you has a lot to drink
before you go to sleep, you could still have alcohol in your body when you wake up and be over the legal driving limit the next morning. And finally, self-
induced vomiting might get rid of some of the alcohol that has not yet been absorbed by your body, but most of it will already be in your bloodstream and causing yourself to be sick can be dangerous.

Myth: Someone who has had too much to drink
will look drunk

FACT: The way someone looks can be misleading.
One drink can impair one's judgement and ability to
drive. Judgment is the first thing affected when
someone has been drinking - motor skills are the
second.

Myth: Hard liquor is more dangerous than beer,
wine or wine coolers

FACT: A 12-ounce can of beer, a five-ounce glass of
wine and a 12-ounce wine cooler contain the same
amount of alcohol and the same intoxication
potential as 1.5 ounces of liquor. All of these will
affect an unborn baby.

Myth: Alcohol affects you less if you eat meat or a
high-carbohydrate meal with it.

FACT: Eating a meal while drinking alcohol does slow
down your body's absorption of alcohol, but it does
not prevent it. You will only get drunk slower.

Myth: Alcohol will not make me gain weight.

FACT: Alcohol is a heavy source of calories, which
can inadvertently cause weight gain. The following
table shows drink portions with their approximate
number of calories:

Alcohol Calorie Chart
Serving
Calories
12 oz.
regular beer
150
12 oz.
light beer
110
5 oz.
glass of wine
90
1.5 oz.
distilled spirits
90
1.5 oz
distilled spirits with soda
170

Myth: One or two drinks will not affect driving
ability

FACT: Alcohol is a depressant drug and therefore
slows down reaction time and affects judgement with just one drink. The effects of alcohol not only depend on the amount consumed, but also on the user's past drinking experience, the way in which the alcohol is consumed, and a person's feelings or mood. The only safe way to drive is sober.

Myth: If a person can abstain for weeks or even
months between drinking bouts, he or she does
not have a drinking problem.

FACT: A person does not have to drink every day or
every week to have a problem with alcohol.The effect of alcohol on a person's home, friends, social life, school life, job, leisure time, medical needs, and
financial responsibilites need to be considered. If
sonemone's drinking affects even one of these areas, the person should consider receiving help to keep it from causing more problems.

Myth: Alcohol improves sexual performance.

FACT: Although a small amount of alcohol may make
you feel less inhibited, anything more will decrease a man's ability to maintain an erection and both
genders' ability to achieve orgasm. As a depressant
drug, alcohol numbs nerve endings and decreases
lubrication while also affecting rational decisions and judgement.

Myth: There are no benefits to drinking alcohol

FACT: In moderation (1 drink per day for women, 2
drinks per day for men), it has been suggested that
alcohol can have some health benefits such as being
protective against heart disease and diabetes.
However, excess use of alcohol can have negative
health effects, and it is recommended that those who do not drink do not start to gain these benefits
without first speaking to a doctor.

Source: [url]iml.jou.ufl.edu/projects/fall05/garcia/myths.html[/url]

What?
What?
What?

If my smile no dey there, then that list is partial.

If my smile no dey there, then that list is partial.

If my smile no dey there, then that list is partial.

What?
What?
What?

adook1:
poster,what did i say ,your father

see as ur mouth dey smell, u don brush dis morning?

Verifiable details has now emerged on how OBJ and
Tinubu almost threw Nigeria into an avoidable civil war if not for the intervention of IBB , OBj has insisted that the condition for peace and
negotiation btwn him and GEJ must be witness by the Front line general overseeers in Nigeria in his house so they went , After GEJ spoke and OBJ spoke , the general overseers wia so angry with OBJ that he ended up insulting one of them because GEJ had opened dia eyes about strange tins of the past that they dont know that was why Bishop David Oyedepo after the meeting got bolder and began to curse GEJ oppositions , Prior to the recent concluded Security council meeting dat just ended , OBJ flew to the venue a nite to the meeting to to canvas against GEJ but IBB called him to order
IBB to OBJ , Myself and Orji Uzo Kalu came to see you in jail and in an attempt to compensate the yorubas for the annulled june 12 election ,we convinced you to join PDP , we bought and sponsored your candidacy and made you the president of Nigeria from jail , Wole soyinka your brother and prominent yorubas opposed
your candidacy but you won and even won more votes from GEJ people more than your own people , you have ruled nigeria b4 and did another 8yrs making 12yrs , You even went further to change Nigeria constitution for a 3rd term , What is the unforgiven sin of this boy GEJ , because he fgave Alemesia? You are the only president in Nigeria than was in ofc for 8yrs without a petroleum minister , over nite Femi Otedola your brother bcame a billionaire and u sing Alison Madueke as being corrup daily ? look at you aremu, let this boy complete his tenure other wise you will throw
Nigeria into a civil war ,dont you know that GEJ
represent the south south and evry other tribe and
minority that has never ruled Nigeria b4?, Mend has
Merged with Massob now , and if civil war start now
nigerians will flee into Cameroun , Niger , Ghana and every neighboring country are we ready for that
Aremu , let this boy Complete his tenure , to you Bola (tinubu) we all know your plan , Obasanjo rigged most election via Maurice Iwu but left Lagos state for you , Look Bola , lets not divide nigeria with greed and start a war that is avoidable ,
Friends, The United states , United Kingdom and all
western powers that be are now aware of this , Jega
will leave by March 1st , Proff Mimiko of Ondo state
will conduct the election and GEJ will be returned , APC insider has stopped spending dia money because of this agreement so that you know , if you doubt me we are in the digital age , go to international media you will see that they were notified of the postponement of 9ja election date b4 the local newspapers started reporting it , because of these agreement ,CNN and BBC also turned down Buhari request for a rehearsed interview that's why he went to Aljazera.

Meet the couple

I LOVE THE CAKE "its scaring"

Gosh, in a world where everyone wants to be creative by all means, a baker decided to do this for a couple.
Creative or creepy?
Would you take a bite if you are opportune to?

The American curvaceous model has been confirmed as host of D’banj’s 10th anniversary event billed to hold on January 31, 2015.
With many guys in Nigerian surely drooling over her
latest pictures in recent times, they will have the
chance to at least in close quarters with Amber Rose
in a matter of days.
The American curvaceous model has been confirmed as the host of D’banj’s 10th anniversary event billed to hold in Lagos on Saturday, January 31, 2015.
The hot and controversial model confirmed this
hours ago, hinting that she would be coming
alongside her BFF, Blac Chyna.
Although several reports of multiple debt mess in the media do not favour D’banj at the moment, he is
surely looking at making a statement by inviting the
world’s number 1 MILF to host his 10th year
anniversary in the industry.
Amber Rose confirms the appointment in Lagos with
an Instagram

Despite its claim of responsibility earlier today,
there's a lot that isn't publicly known about Al Qaeda
in the Arabian Peninsula's connection to last week's
by Cherif and Said Kouachi in Paris.
Said previously traveled to Yemen, met with
influential Al Qaeda propagandist Anwar Al Awlaki,
befriended the man behind the failed "underwear
bomb" attempt, and received training and perhaps
some seed money for a future attack against the
offices of the French satirical newspaper Charlie
Hebdo.
But that was several years ago, long enough for the
Kouachi brothers to have formulated the operational details of the plot on their own or with the assistance of other, yet-unknown accomplices.
The optics of today's announcement are still
unmistakable. AQAP, which is part of a larger Al
Qaeda network engaged in a struggle for jihadist
hearts and minds with the upstart Islamic State, just
claimed credit for the most galvanizing jihadist terror attack on a Western target in years.
The terrorism in Paris highlights that al Qaeda's core didn't fade into irrelevance after the US invasion of Afghanistan and deaths of its top figures. Instead, it shifted leadership, expertise, and operational capabilities to Yemen (and to some extent Syria).
The global jihadist organization is now deeply
entrenched in the troubled Arabian state. Yemen's
government has disintegrated in the face of threats
from the Shi'ite Houthi rebel movement and AQAP.
AQAP has also quietly pursued a successful ground-
level hearts-and-minds strategy in order to build
enough local support to ensure the group's long-
term survival. And its top leaders have close ties to alQaeda head Aymen al-Zawahiri, to the point where
AQAP is more like the Western wing of Al Qaeda
central than a true franchise.
"They have a robust internal safe haven and a
dysfunctional government that the US has great
difficulty partnering with, and the US's strategy is not very sound for the problem," Daniel Green, a defense fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, told Business Insider. "They have everything they need."
In Yemen, tribesmen stand on the rubble of a
building destroyed by a US drone air strike, that
targeted suspected al Qaeda militants on Feb. 3,
2013.

Al Qaeda's "Global General Manager"

The Arabian Peninsula has always been at the core of Al Qaeda's aims. Osama bin Laden was deeply
incensed by the Saudi monarchy's agreement to host American troops during the Gulf War and dreamed of overthrowing his home country's royal family.
There were a number of Yemenis at top levels in Al
Qaeda's hierarchy both before and after the 9/11
attacks — including Nasir Abdel Karim Al Wuhayshi,
current head of AQAP.
Wuhayshi was bin Laden's secretary and assistant
until the fall of Afghanistan's Taliban regime in 2001.
As Eli Lake reported for the Daily Beast in August of
2013, Wuhayshi had been "picked to lead of one of
the group’s four training camps in Tarnak Farms,
where bin Laden himself often stayed."
As head of AQAP, Wuhayshi endorsed Ayman al-
Zawahiri as bin Laden's successor. As Lake reported,
the Egyptian ex-physician returned Wuhayshi's loyalty by elevating him to Al Qaeda's global general
manager, "able to call on the resources of alQaeda’s affiliates throughout the Muslim world, according to
one US intelligence official."
In his book The Last Refuge: Yemen, Al Qaeda, and
America's War in Arabia, scholar Gregory D. Johsen recounts the organizational connections between Wuhayshi and representatives of Al Qaeda's Saudi branch.
Wuhayshi fled to Iran but was eventually deported to Yemen and imprisoned in 2003. He broke out in 2006, later teaming up with a number of ex-Guantanamo Bay detainees and other experienced al Qaeda hands to form AQAP in early 2009.
This organizational pedigree has allowed AQAP to
function at a remarkably high level. It's won the
allegiance of tribal leaders in Yemen's periphery by
emphasizing local concerns over the imposition of
religious law. It's assassinated dozens of figures in
the Yemeni government and security apparatus,
including the southern commander of Yemen's army
in June of 2011 — and perpetrated numerous suicide attacks against Houthi targets as well (the Houthis are Shiites; Al Qaeda is Sunni).
"The have a very high-quality leadership cadre" says
Green, noting that the group's bomb makers are
particularly skilled.

Attacking External Targets
Most Al Qaeda offshoots are absorbed with local
concerns — Somalia's al Shabaab doesn't seem to
have an agenda beyond the Horn of Africa, for
instance, while Al Qaeda in Iraq had little apparent
ambition to strike at foreign targets before it
morphed into ISIS. AQAP has always been different.
Publicly available documents recovered from Osama Bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan cautioned AQAP against focusing on internal state building in Yemen instead of striking at Al Qaeda's enemies abroad.
"From Al Qaeda Central's perspective, AQAP is sort of the special branch and the one most capable of
mounting outside attacks," Brookings Institution
fellow Will McCants told Business Insider.
Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, a senior fellow at the
Foundation for Defense of Democracies, agrees that
the group is better suited towards outside attacks
than other Al Qaeda affiliates.
"AQAP has had more external operations
capabilities, and has had the most external
operations capabilities of any AQ affiliate for some
time," says Gartenstein-Ross. "Part of it could be that AQAP has a green light to carry out attacks and other affiliates don't."
This doesn't mean that AQAP's claim of responsibility for the attack in Paris is airtight. But it could still draw attention to Al Qaeda central's successful reconstitution of itself within Yemen's political and social vacuum.
"It's clear that a lot of core leadership has made it
way to Yemen and is part of AQAP," says Gartenstein-Ross.
And they're still major players in the global jihadist
scene, able to claim a concrete link to a major attack
on Western soil.

Tony Blair has called for a US-led effort to confront
the “substantial minority” of Muslims who support
terrorism, during a meeting with top Republicans
that reunited the former British prime minister with
hawks in the party who believe the White House
response to recent attacks has been too limited.
According to a source present at a closed-door
strategy session attended by nearly 300 Republican
senators and congressmen, the former prime
minister argued that force would be needed in what
he called a “generational” struggle, but more
important would be a “global alliance to teach
tolerance” as millions of people in the Muslim world
are systematically being taught to be intolerant.
Blair, who was introduced by Senator John McCain,
also reportedly argued that radical Islam and the
terrorism associated with it had not been contained;
that countries in the west “didn’t cause it but were
caught up in it”; that it was neither isolated nor
insignificant and that while the majority of Muslims
opposed it, “a substantial and not a fringe minority”
supported it.
A spokeswoman for Blair’s private office confirmed
that he spoke about the “Middle East peace process, as well as issues relating to the wider
region” in his capacity as representative of the
Middle East quartet, which represents the United
Nations, US, European Union and Russia. She
declined to give any further information on the
contents of his speech, which was not open to
reporters.
An estimated 300 congressional staff members were
also present at the meeting, which greeted Blair with
standing ovations after he was introduced, at the
conclusion of his remarks and after a brief question-
and-answer session. There was also frequent
applause as he spoke, according to those present.
The meeting came hours before the current UK
prime minister, David Cameron, was due to hold
talks with Barack Obama over dinner at the White
House. The two leaders were expected to discuss the west’s response to recent attacks such as the
shooting of journalists and hostages in Paris last
week. Blair appeared to have struck a more confrontational tone, arguing that a variety of factors contributed to radical Islam, but at root it was a struggle within slam about the nature of the faith and its relationship with other religious communities.
According to the witness, Blair said radical Islam was a perverted ideology that justified the use of force against those of other religions or Muslims who interpreted their faith differently. It was hostile to “us and our values”, he claimed, and though some want to negotiate with it or ignore it, neither of those approaches would work and it had to be confronted.
The former prime minister also talked about the
lessons of the post-9/11 era. He reportedly argued
that the US and UK had learned that if you topple
dictators, you release other forces that have to be
dealt with. However, the Arab Spring demonstrated
that many of those dictatorships would be swept
away in any event.
It was hard to be successful “unless you had allies
within Islam itself”, he reportedly said, adding that
the Middle East would continue to evolve away from
what it is and that unless extremism was fought it
would continue to grow. He was said to be
“extremely concerned” about the emergence of the
Islamic State (Isis) in Syria and Iraq.
Nonetheless, the former prime minister was said be
hopeful about the prospect of building further
alliances in the Middle East, arguing that many
Islamic leaders in recent years had come to
understand that they too were the targets of radical
Islam. He even thought that over time there could be
an alliance of sorts between Israel and the Arab
states against radical Islam.
But he concluded that America would have to play a
leading role in what he thought would be a
“generational” struggle and urged the Republicans
present not to disengage and to rise to the task and
recognise it was “our problem as well as theirs”.
Blair’s office said he was not paid to speak at the
Republican lunch, which was held in Hershey,
Pennsylvania, but received travel expenses.

Oil prices recouped some early losses, yesterday, but remained under pressure after the World Bank cut its global economic growth forecast, doing little to end a rout that saw prices touch their lowest in nearly six years in the previous session.
Crude prices turned positive in the early afternoon,
but failed to stage a significant rally as a weaker
outlook from the Washington-based financial
institution reinforced worries about sluggish growth
in energy demand.
“This is just a little bounce after the very steep falls
we’ve seen recently,” said Christopher Bellew, a
trader with Jefferies Bache. “We’ll be rangebound for
a while before it goes down again.”
February Brent crude gained 20 cents to trade at $
46.79 a barrel by 1510 GMT, while West Texas
Intermediate crude for February rose by 65 cents to $46.54.
While the market is watching for an inventory report
from the U.S. Energy Information Administration
Bellew said the impact of the figures has fallen as the United States curtailed its crude imports amid the shale oil boom.
“The two things that could check the speed of the
decline are storage and whether China is building
strategic reserves,” Bellew said.
Oil prices that have fallen by about 60 percent since
June are wreaking havoc on economies that depend
on commodities. Russian Finance Minister Anton
Siluanov called for a 10 percent spending cut on
everything but defense on Wednesday.
At the same time, Europe is on shaky ground despite
the European Central Bank’s bond-buying stimulus
plan.
“The global economy is running on a single engine …
the American one,” the World Bank’s chief economist,
Kaushik Basu, said. “This does not make for a rosy
outlook for the world.”
Analysts said prices would remain weak as a result of oversupply, prompting cuts to price forecasts for
2015 and 2016.
Oil had tumbled nearly 5 percent on Tuesday before
closing down 1.8 percent, with global benchmark
Brent briefly trading at par with U.S. prices for the
first time in three months as some traders moved to
take advantage of ample U.S. storage space.

The National Assembly has dashed hopes of an early passage of the 2015 budget as it adjourned till
February 17.
Members, who returned to the two chambers of the
assembly on Wednesday after Christmas and New
Year holidays okayed the second reading of N4.36tn
in their respective chambers but referred further
deliberations on it to their committees on Finance
and Appropriations.
Shortly after giving the task to the committees, the
Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu
Tambuwal, adjourned.
The action, it was learnt, was to enable members to
go to their respective states to galvanise support for
respective political parties ahead of the February 14
presidential election.
In the House where the action was first taken,
members resolved that their Joint Committee on
Appropriations/Finance should invite the Minister of
Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, and the Director-
General of the Budget Office of the Federation, Bright Okogu, for discussion on a realistic oil benchmark for the budget.
The Committee on Appropriations is chaired by a
Peoples Democratic Party lawmaker, John Enoh,
while an All Progressives Congress member,
Abdulmumin Jibrin, heads the Committee on Finance.
They collectively agreed that plummeting oil prices
could only mean a slash in the Federal Government
proposed benchmark of $65 per barrel of crude.
President Goodluck Jonathan officially submitted $65
per barrel as the oil benchmark for the budget on
December 17.
The $65 was a cut down from the $78 he initially
proposed for the budget in the first Medium Term
Expenditure Framework sent to the National
Assembly for 2015-2017.
But, between December 17 and Wednesday, global
oil prices further crashed to around $46, causing
anxiety in oil dependent countries, including Nigeria.
The atmosphere in the chamber on Wednesday was
devoid of the usual tension and rowdiness associated with budget debates in the recent past.
The passage of the budget for second reading
received a unanimous voice vote at the session,
which was presided over by the Speaker, Mr. Aminu
Tambuwal.
House Majority Leader, Mulikat Akande-Adeola, who
led the debate, said the budget had a provision of
N387.1bn for capital expenditure and N2.6tn for
recurrent expenditure.
She added that N411.8bn was budgeted for statutory
transfers and N943bn for debt servicing.
Earlier, members observed that government did not
do enough to diversify the economy.
Abimbola Daramola said, “They should have done a
good homework because annual budgets should not
be omnibus replication of previous ones.”
Two other lawmakers, Joseph Kigbu and Ndudi
Elumelu, suggested that the capital expenditure
should have been further slashed since government
might not be able to raise adequate money to fund
projects in 2015.
A member from Borno State, Mr. Mohammed
Monguno, could not agree less, saying, “The Federal
Government has been professing the diversification
of the economy but this is not reflected in the
appropriation.
“With the discovery of shale oil and the falling price
of crude oil, there is a need to diversify the
economy.”
Tambuwal clarified that while the plenary stood
adjourned, various House committees would call
meetings with Ministries, Departments and Agencies
of government for defence of their budget proposals.
Before the Senate also adjourned, members
lamented gross fiscal indiscipline by MDAs and
vowed to carry out necessary legislative activities to
check them in the current fiscal year.
They also noted, among others, the sharing of
billions of dollars in the Excess Crude Account
without the authorisation of the National Assembly
and the illegal spending of revenues generated by the MDAs as some of the Executive excesses that must be curtailed.
The senators therefore resolved to ensure that all
revenues accruable to the federal agencies were
captured and appropriated by the National Assembly.
The Chairman, Senate Committee on Finance,
Senator Ahmed Makarfi, in his contribution, stressed the need for caution in the treatment of the budget since no appropriation could be done without first determining allocations to various sectors.
He said, “The budget cannot be looked at in a hurry.
This is an austerity period. Money should be
generated. We also need to cut down on cost of
governance by blocking leakages.
“We need to review the earnings and spending of the MDAs while taking into cognisance, the fact that the exchange rate of N165 to a dollar and the oil
benchmark of $65 per barrel, are no longer realistic.”
Senator Abdul Ningi,who described the 2015
appropriation bill as a budget of caution told his
colleagues that the vote for capital expenditure was
less than 10 per cent.
Decrying the lack of information on the
implementation of the 2014 budget, Ningi suggested
the continued implementation of the 2014 budget till
March 2015.
He also asked his colleagues to caution the
appropriation committee against tinkering with the
proposals of the MDAs which had been worked on by relevant Senate committees.
Senator Ayogu Eze suggested the expansion of the
revenue base of the economy by putting it on a solid
footing.
He also suggested the revisiting of the National
Development Plans but faulted the allocation of
N2.3tn to recurrent expenditure and N387bn for
capital projects.
Senator Issa Galaudu noted that there had been
excesses in the nation’s oil revenue since 2011 and
wondered where the Executive put the funds in the
excess crude account.
Also, Senator Olubunmi Adetunmbi expressed fears
that the country might not be able to fund the budget since “the estimates which are based on $65 per barrel are now unrealistic.”
He added, “I don’t know the empirical bases upon
which the projections were made in terms of oil
production and revenue. It is a deficit budget
because there won’t be any money to fund capital
projects or the recurrent expenditure.
“The budget is unrealistic. We should allow the
Federal Government to review the oil revenue
projection and benchmark based on the reality on
the ground.”
Another lawmaker, Ita Enang, said there was no point allowing the Central Bank of Nigeria, the maritime agency and the National Communications
Commission to generate and spend money without
transferring it to the Federation Account.
He said, “I am celebrating the fall of oil so that we can go back and see the amount generated by these
agencies. This will enable us to determine the 20 per
cent they should spend and the 80 per cent they
should transmit to the Federation Account.
“How do countries that do not produce oil survive? It
is through money they generate internally. Where is
the ECA? The benchmark was $73 per barrel but oil
sold for over $100 per barrel. Where is the excess
crude share of the Federal Government?
“We are guilty because I had advised that no money
from the ECA should be expended without the
consent of the National Assembly. My submission is
that since we signed the 2014 Appropriation Act,
there has not been application for supplementary
budget.
“The President should therefore fund the 2015
budget with the reserve in the ECA. The prices of
petroleum products should be reviewed downward
so that labour unions would not go on strike over the issue.”
Senator Victor Lar also said that the 2015 budget
estimates were unrealistic because they lacked a
basic scientific approach.
He said, “The recurrent expenditure is bloated. Any
oil benchmark outside of $30 to $35 is unrealistic.
The budget must be further cut down by 100 per
cent. Revenue from other sources can fund the
budget. Various public officers must make sacrifices
by cutting cost of governance.”
Ekweremadu, who presided over the session, said
the National Assembly would lead the fight against
fiscal indiscipline.
He said, “I do believe that this is the time for us as
Parliamentarians to ensure that while considering
the 2015 appropriation bill , all the revenue items are captured. Our Committee on Finance will help us to do that.
“We need to ensure that all the revenue items are
captured in the budget and determine a pool of
resources to implement the budget when passed.
“The Federal Government should also put on a
thinking cap to be able to develop new areas of
revenue generation that would help us to drive our
economy. We have gone through this way before but
eventually the oil price improved but unfortunately
we did not learn any lesson while we enjoyed the oil
boom.
“I hope that this period, we will learn a lesson that
will help us to be disciplined in our fiscal
management. It is also time for us to think seriously
about our fiscal federalism so that states can adopt
initiatives for increasing their revenue bases.
“For us as politicians, we have to be mindful of our
election expenses and we need to do things within
the provisions of the Electoral Act.
“If anybody thinks that he will spend money and
would recover them after election,he will be
disappointed because there would be no money to
recover.
“A country like Norway also produces oil but at no
time had they predicated their budget on oil revenue.
They save all the money for the future. We can also
do the same thing by managing this time.
“It may be that God has designed it this way for us in
order to make progress in terms of fiscal discipline.
The National Assembly is taking this seriously based
on our comments this afternoon and we are
prepared to also lead the fight to enthrone fiscal
discipline in Nigeria.”
After the contributions and transfer of further
deliberations on the bill to the Committee on Finance and Appropriations, Ekweremadu adjourned further sitting till February 17.
Like Tambuwal, he gave no reason for the
adjournment but a senator told one of our
correspondents that it was to enable them to go back to their respective states to mobilise support for their parties for the February 14 presidential poll.
The senator, who did not want his name in print,
said, “What happened today (Wednesday) is tactical.
It means the passage of the budget can only be
possible after the presidential election . On the
surface, it was to enable members to work for their
respective parties ahead of the next month’s
presidential poll. But the core reason is to enable us
to wait and see in whose direction the victory
pendulum would swing to.
If the President with his party wins, much changes
will not be made to the bill. They will always be a way to make the budget work. But if the opposition
emerges victorious, you know the budget proposals
may become a tissue paper.”

BENIN—EDO State chapter of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, has listed reasons why the
people of the state should support President
Goodluck Jonathan in the February 14, 2015,
presidential election, noting that he has touched the
lives of the people of the state.
Among the achievements of the president, according to the party, include the commissioning of the Benin- Ore expressway, ongoing work on the Benin-Okene section of the Benin-Lokoja expressway, improvement of facilities at the Benin Airport, ongoing work on the Benin-Warri section of the East- West Road, Ukpoke Irrigation project and the establishment of Institute of Construction Technology in Uromi .
Edo State chairman of the PDP, Chief Dan Orbih, in
Okada, Ovia North-East Local Government Area of
the state, at a campaign rally in the area, described
President Jonathan as humane, peace loving,
calculated and good natured, who has done a lot for
the county.
He said that Nigerians would vote for President
Jonathan because of his unprecedented
achievements in sectors such as road and rail
transport, agriculture and unprecedented
infrastructure provision in all parts of the country.
He noted that the administration of Governor Adams Oshiomhole could have gone to the record books for approving the sum of N223. 136 million for the last Christmas celebration in the state.
He provided six transfer vouchers of the Edo State
Government that gave approval to the sum, pointing
out that there was need to vote for PDP lawmakers
that would check such excesses.

The problem with Nigerians is that, they hardly appreciate anything, GEJ achievement for 4.8yrs, and some people still have the impetus to starting uploading pics of some bad federal road in Nigeria, do u expect GEJ to perfect all the federal roads in Nigeria within 4.8yrs? Foolish Fellows.

personal59:
Op sincerely u need a JOB and you need it badly

Thanks bro, but am not looking for any.

Here I come again, these words or quotes are from Buhari, I just want you to read, analysis and interpret these words; and when u are done, make up your mind for feb 14th.

He supported rigging because it favoured him. But now, he is shouting of rigging. Hear him:
“The last general election was anything but free and
fair. The only political parties that could complain of
election rigging are those parties that lacked the
resources to rig.” – M. Buhari (First Speech after
Military Coup, 31 December, 1983)


He gave his total support for Sharia with this statement:
“I will continue to show openly and inside me the
total commitment to the Sharia movement that is
sweeping all over Nigeria. God willing, we will not
stop the agitation for the total implementation of the Sharia in the country.”- M. Buhari (August 27, 2001)
He made the above statement after he had gone to
BBC Hausa Service to condemn the then Vice
President, Atiku Abubakar for urging Muslims states
who adopted Sharia to return to the status quo.


Prior to the 2003 elections, he made another
shocking statement:
“Muslims should only vote those who will promote
Islam. We are more than the Christians if you add
our Muslim brothers in the West.”- M. Buhari (2003)


Yet couldn’t keep his words:
“This campaign is the third and last one for me;
since, after it, I will not present myself again for
election into office of the president.” – M. Buhari
(April, 2011 at the Int’l Conference Centre, Abuja)


Then again in 2014, he swallowed his words with
this:
“I humbly present myself to all Nigerians and to
God, seeking to be elected as APC’s presidential
candidate.” – M. Buhari (Oct., 15, 2014 Eagle Square
Abuja)


A man who considers himself as an elder-statesman and wants to rule Nigeria again should not be talking this way:
“God willing, by 2015, something will happen. They
either conduct a free and fair election or they go a
very disgraceful way. If what happened in 2011
should again happen in 2015, by the grace of God,
the dog and baboon would all be soaked in blood.” – M. Buhari
“2015 will be bloody…” – M. Buhari


Buhari made the following statements which support Boko Haram:
“The declaration of state of emergency in three
Northern states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe is a
grave injustice against the North.” – M. Buhari
(Liberty Radio, June 2, 2013)

HERE IS THE CHANGE NIGERIANS WANT.
JAH BLESS NIGERIA

Another area of concern to Nigerians is the
education sector. Will we get it right?
In the nation’s higher institutions, there is going to
be crisis because there is going to be students
uprising against some unpopular policies of the
government as well as increase in their tuition fees .
I see students burning tyres and other items on the
streets including some public and private
properties everywhere in the course of the new year as most of the authorities of the tertiary institutions would hike their school fees.

What should Nigerians expect from the
legislative arm of government both at the state
and National Assemblies in the New Year?

To start with, I saw that most of the senators would
not even return to their seats in the hallowed
chambers because some of them would have
problems as a result of what they had dabbled into.
Political assassinations will be so rampant because
people will be sponsoring assassins to eliminate
their opponents. Some state governors and
National Assembly members will be after one
another’s lives. That is why 2015 is a year of blood. I
saw blood flowing ceaselessly in the land. The
political space is not going to augur well in the year
we are going into, hence we need a lot of prayers to
navigate the year. Also, there is going to be a lot of
fire and flood disasters in most of the states of the
federation. And some government houses will be set ablaze. I see Kano, Borno, Kaduna and Gombe states in turmoil and their governors must be very
watchful so that enemies would not take over their
government houses. Similarly, there will be
bombings in Enugu and Rivers states. Then the
governor of Anambra State needs to be very
prayerful so that the people would not cause trouble between him and former governor Peter Obi so that Obi’s people in PDP would not do everything possible to take over Anambra state in 2015. These are the problem areas. Imo State too is another problem area but in the state PDP will do everything possible to take over the state but people will resist it.
I see many ministers of God being killed but if they
don’t want to endanger their lives, they should not
dabble into politics. Ogun State chapter of the
Peoples Democratic Party is going to have a lot of
problems because no matter what they do, APC will
still win Ogun State. Oyo State will still remain under APC but in Lagos State, APC is going to have
problems while there is also going to be problems
in Ondo State because PDP will like to rig the
election and the people will resist it. Also in many
states of the federation, they are going to have
political problems. In Rivers State, anybody
supported by Governor Rotimi Amaechi will rule the
state in the next dispensation, although PDP will
come with a very strong force but they will fail.
Above all. it is going to be well with the people that
fear the Lord while those that are poor will rejoice
because very soon, God will elevate them. Also,
journalists in the country should be very careful in
the New Year so that some of them would not be
killed.

What is likely to be the result if the leaders fail
to listen to you or heed your advice?
Well, it is left to them to hear the voice of the Lord
and take action while they are also free not to heed
the honest advice from the throne of mercy. This
was the same way I warned the late Chief MKO
Abiola not to participate in the 1993 general
elections and he never listened. But we all know how he ended his life, the same thing I warned the late former Head of State, General Sani Abacha, he also failed to listen and I also told the late former
Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the
Federation, Chief Bola Ige, not to take a ministerial
appointment from Chief Olusegun Obasanjo’s
government at the inception of this democratic
experience. Specifically, I told him that he was going
to be rubbished, but he insisted on taking the
appointment, saying he would resign his
appointment before he was rubbished and I told
him that before he resigned, they would kill him.
And before President Jonathan got there, some
people said he would not get there, I was the one
who said he would get there and that some
enemies of the country would make the country
almost ungovernable for him and it has happened
as predicted .
When he got there, some people hijacked his
government and he was made a hostage in power
and he isn’t bothered to correct the situation. He
should not try his luck any longer. Some of those
surrounding him are enemies of the country and
when the chips are down, he would not see them
again.
The Itsekiris, Urohobos and the Ijaws should avoid
trouble and also the people of the Niger Delta
region should avoid trouble. Some leaders of the
geo-political zone must be careful so that they can
survive in the year. Also, Edo State governor, Adams
Oshiomhole, has to be careful because whatever be
the case, the state is going to be a boiling point in
the year because the election would be rigged in
favour of a particular party and there will be
anarchy in Edo State. Some of our leaders would be
poisoned and many politicians would not survive
2015. Nigerians also have to be careful with their
security, especially those travelling by night,
because I see a lot of accidents on the road
everywhere.
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo is an elder
statesman, he should mellow down because
Jonathan is his son. The two leaders should be
reconciled by their mutual friends and they should
not listen to those who want to cause disaffection
between the two leaders so that this country can
move forward.
Also, the seat of the Senate President is very hot,
therefore, Senator David Mark has to be very careful so that he would not lose his relevance because I see him sitting on a keg of gum powder. Again, President Jonathan should be very careful about how he handles the outcome of the 2015
presidential election.